I have already written the program and have it right, but I need help write print statement for the testorder class so that the display result looks as shown in the images. I am having trouble getting that right. I will paste the program below so you can run it and attatch the image of display result.

Program for Order Class:

package homework;

import java.util.Date;

public class Order {

//Declare final variables

public static final int ON_ORDER = 0;
public static final int CANCELLED = 1;
public static final int SHIPPED = 2;

//Declare local variables

private int totalOrder;
private String orderName;
private Date date;
private int status;

private String shippingAddress;
private String phoneNumber;
private String billingAddress;

//Constructor

public Order(String name) {

this.totalOrder += 1;
this.orderName = name;
this.status = ON_ORDER;
this.date = new Date();
}

//Cancel the placed order

public void cancel() {
this.status = CANCELLED;
this.date = new Date();
}

//Ship the placed order

public void ship() {
this.status = SHIPPED;
this.date = new Date();
}

//Set data feilds

public void setShippingAddress(String a) {
this.shippingAddress = a;
}

public void setPhoneNumber(String p) {
this.phoneNumber = p;
}

public void setBillingAddress(String billingAddress) {
this.billingAddress = billingAddress;
}

//Get data fields

public int getTotalOrder() {
return totalOrder;
}

public String getOrderName() {
return orderName;
}

public Date getDate() {
return date;
}

public int getStatus() {
return status;
}

public String getShippingAddress() {
return shippingAddress;
}

public String getPhoneNumber() {
return phoneNumber;
}

public String getBillingAddress() {
return billingAddress;
}

public String toString() {
return this.orderName + "\t" + this.date + "\t" + this.status + "\t" + this.shippingAddress + "\t"
+ this.billingAddress + "\t" + this.phoneNumber;

}
}

Transcribed Image Text:UML for class "Order": Order Description +ON ORDER: int +CANCELED: int +SHIPPED: int -totalOrder: int declared as public static final, a constant with value 0 declared as public static final, a constant with value 1 declared as public static final, a constant with value 2 declared as private static, initialized to 0, represent the total number of orders total -orderName: String private private -date: Date -status: int private, Date class is defined in the java.util package private, use ON_ORDER, CANCELED, SHIPPED constants to represent statuses private vittota private -shipping Address: String -phoneNumber: String -billingAddress: String +Order(Name: String) private private totalOrder += 1 orderName = Name status = ON_ORDER date = new Date() +cancel(): void set the cancel date by date = new Date(), status is set to CANCELED +ship(): void set the shipping date by date = new Date(), status is set to SHIPPED +setShippingAddress (a: String): void +setPhoneNumber(p: String): void +setBillingAddress(add: String): void +getTotalOrder(): int shippingAddress = a phoneNumber=p billingAddress=add return totalOrder return orderName +getOrderName(): String +getDate(): Date return the date (it might be the order date, or shipping date, or cancel date depending on the status) +getStatus(): int return status +getShippingAddress(): String return shippingAddress return phoneNumber +getPhoneNumber(): String +getBillingAddress(): String +toString(): String return billingAddress return the information of orderName, date, status, shipping Address, billingAddress, and phoneNumber as a String Note that for each order, there are three statuses. (1) When a new order is generated in the system, the status is set to "ON_ORDER" and the current system time is put in the "date" field. (2) When the "cancel" operation occurs, the status is set to "CANCELED" and the current system time is put in the "date" field. (3) When the "ship" operation occurs, the status is set to "SHIPPED" and the current system time is put in the "date" field. Implement the Order class in a file named Order.java. Write a test program named TestOrder.java with a main method that creates 3 Order objects and try all methods in the class. Print out these 3 objects as the following format: Order Name Date Status Shipping Address Billing Address Phone Number
Transcribed Image Text:Please note that Order 2 and Order 3 in the output below are supposed to occupy one line during execution. Order 2's Name: Two Cars Order 3's Date: Mon May 24 11:49:04 EDT 2021 Order 2's Status: 2 Order 3's Shipping Address: 123 Ave Street Order 2's Billing Address: 255 Counts Lane Order 3's Number: (999)-999-9999 The number of orders is: 3 Order Name: One PC| Date: Mon May 24 11:49:04 EDT 2021 Status: 1 Shipping Address: null| Billing Address: null| Phone Number: null Order Name: Two Cars Date: Mon May 24 11:49:04 EDT 2021 Status: 2| Shipping Address: 91 Oliverio Drive| Billing Address: 255 Counts Lane Phone Number: (620)-562-5212 Order Name: Three Baskets Date: Mon May 24 11:49:04 EDT 2021 Status: 0 Shipping Address: 123 Ave Street Billing Address: 67 North Lane Phone Number: (999)-999-9999

Question

I have already written the program and have it right, but I need help write print statement for the testorder class so that the display result looks as shown in the images. I am having trouble getting that right. I will paste the program below so you can run it and attatch the image of display result.

Program for Order Class:

package homework;

import java.util.Date;

public class Order {

//Declare final variables

public static final int ON_ORDER = 0;
public static final int CANCELLED = 1;
public static final int SHIPPED = 2;

//Declare local variables

private int totalOrder;
private String orderName;
private Date date;
private int status;

private String shippingAddress;
private String phoneNumber;
private String billingAddress;

//Constructor

public Order(String name) {

this.totalOrder += 1;
this.orderName = name;
this.status = ON_ORDER;
this.date = new Date();
}

//Cancel the placed order

public void cancel() {
this.status = CANCELLED;
this.date = new Date();
}

//Ship the placed order

public void ship() {
this.status = SHIPPED;
this.date = new Date();
}

//Set data feilds

public void setShippingAddress(String a) {
this.shippingAddress = a;
}

public void setPhoneNumber(String p) {
this.phoneNumber = p;
}

public void setBillingAddress(String billingAddress) {
this.billingAddress = billingAddress;
}

//Get data fields

public int getTotalOrder() {
return totalOrder;
}

public String getOrderName() {
return orderName;
}

public Date getDate() {
return date;
}

public int getStatus() {
return status;
}

public String getShippingAddress() {
return shippingAddress;
}

public String getPhoneNumber() {
return phoneNumber;
}

public String getBillingAddress() {
return billingAddress;
}

public String toString() {
return this.orderName + "\t" + this.date + "\t" + this.status + "\t" + this.shippingAddress + "\t"
+ this.billingAddress + "\t" + this.phoneNumber;

}
}

UML for class "Order":
Order
Description
+ON ORDER: int
+CANCELED: int
+SHIPPED: int
-totalOrder: int
declared as public static final, a constant with value 0
declared as public static final, a constant with value 1
declared as public static final, a constant with value 2
declared as private static, initialized to 0, represent the
total number of orders
total
-orderName: String
private
private
-date: Date
-status: int
private, Date class is defined in the java.util package
private, use ON_ORDER, CANCELED, SHIPPED
constants to represent statuses
private
vittota
private
-shipping Address: String
-phoneNumber: String
-billingAddress: String
+Order(Name: String)
private
private
totalOrder += 1
orderName = Name
status = ON_ORDER
date = new Date()
+cancel(): void
set the cancel date by date = new Date(), status is set to
CANCELED
+ship(): void
set the shipping date by date = new Date(), status is set
to SHIPPED
+setShippingAddress (a: String): void
+setPhoneNumber(p: String): void
+setBillingAddress(add: String): void
+getTotalOrder(): int
shippingAddress = a
phoneNumber=p
billingAddress=add
return totalOrder
return orderName
+getOrderName(): String
+getDate(): Date
return the date (it might be the order date, or shipping
date, or cancel date depending on the status)
+getStatus(): int
return status
+getShippingAddress(): String
return shippingAddress
return phoneNumber
+getPhoneNumber(): String
+getBillingAddress(): String
+toString(): String
return billingAddress
return the information of orderName, date, status,
shipping Address, billingAddress, and phoneNumber as a
String
Note that for each order, there are three statuses.
(1) When a new order is generated in the system, the status is set to "ON_ORDER" and the current system time is put in the "date"
field.
(2) When the "cancel" operation occurs, the status is set to "CANCELED" and the current system time is put in the "date" field.
(3) When the "ship" operation occurs, the status is set to "SHIPPED" and the current system time is put in the "date" field.
Implement the Order class in a file named Order.java.
Write a test program named TestOrder.java with a main method that creates 3 Order objects and try all methods in the class. Print out
these 3 objects as the following format:
Order Name Date Status
Shipping Address Billing Address
Phone Number

Please note that Order 2 and Order 3 in the output below are supposed to occupy one line during execution.
Order 2's Name: Two Cars
Order 3's Date: Mon May 24 11:49:04 EDT 2021
Order 2's Status: 2
Order 3's Shipping Address: 123 Ave Street
Order 2's Billing Address: 255 Counts Lane
Order 3's Number: (999)-999-9999
The number of orders is: 3
Order Name: One PC| Date: Mon May 24 11:49:04 EDT 2021 Status: 1 Shipping Address: null| Billing Address: null| Phone Number: null
Order Name: Two Cars Date: Mon May 24 11:49:04 EDT 2021 Status: 2| Shipping Address: 91 Oliverio Drive| Billing Address: 255
Counts Lane Phone Number: (620)-562-5212
Order Name: Three Baskets Date: Mon May 24 11:49:04 EDT 2021 Status: 0 Shipping Address: 123 Ave Street Billing Address: 67
North Lane Phone Number: (999)-999-9999

Accepted Answer

The print statement in java is:
System.out.println(); where System is a package name, out is its…